
There are a few minor aesthetic changes with the Chuck II, including a non-slip tongue and the perforated suede liner—visible in the shot above—which helps improve breathability. (Translation: your feet won’t sweat and stink as much.) But overall it will be very difficult for most people to spot the differences between the original version and the upgrade—except the price tag. The high and low-top versions of the Chuck II will sell for $15 more than the originals at $75 and $70, respectively. The times, they are a-changin’.
Discuss.I'll buy some. Thanks
Well, I am so relieved that the high foxing is on trend.
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Anything less would be a fox pass. Thanks.